Lewis v. Shackleford

The appellant, A. B. Lewis, was engaged in the furniture business in the city of Helena, doing business as the Dixie Furniture Company, on November 18,1940, at which time the appellee was seriously and permanently injured as a result of a collision between a truck owned by the appellant, and at the time of the collision being operated by Harley Lewis, and a motorcycle driven by the appellee.

Thereafter suit was filed in the Phillips circuit court by the appellee against the appellant, alleging in substance that about 7 p. m. on November 18, 1940, Harley Lewis, a son, agent and employee of the…